Instead of venting to atmosphere can the vent be hooked up to the intake of a turbo pull a vacuum on the valve cover crankcase gases?
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The diameter of the filter base is pretty large, but with some rubber adapters, it can be done. However, you're asking for a catch can, not a breather tank. They're similar but a catch can is for connecting it to a vacuum source
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Yes, it' just inert gas probably co2 or dry nitrogen and once its's emptied pull a vacum on the cylinderand your ready to go
1429989
There aren't any "vents" per-say, you can direct the air flow left to right via "finns" controlled by a tab above the discharge port. It works well enough.
1147643
Not a mechanic, but did use a vacuum pump to find a defective climate control vacuum reservoir on a Corvette many years ago. If you can locate your vacuum reservoirs, they should hold vacuum. If they do, you're looking at (depending on the car) the selector, vacuum lines, blend door motor, linkage, maybe even a climate control module. Good luck.
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Hi Stephen. The top of the gas has a small slit on the sides for ventilation. You'd have to get a small fan as the inside of the case is about a third the size of the length of the case and about 3/4" deep.
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I use this on a 4hp Mercury 2-cycle outboard, just used the hose connectors I had from an old tank. No fuel pump other than crankcase compression vacuum I believe. Depends on your application I would think.
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If you have a roof vent which you should have to vent any heat or fuel vapors that is where I would install it.
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The big red cap is and exhaust valve. When you are pulling a vacuum the vapors and little oil come out from under the cap. Anything longer would likely impede the little bit of oil that does come out from under the cap.
2239024
No, you have an option to use it ventless or vented. Very pleased with the product.
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I wouldn't recommend using without running the vent.it's really simple if u are handy
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You can use a vacuum extension (in reverse) for the main outer section, but you will need something smaller to blow up the two inside parts. We used a hose similar to the ones you would find to fill up your tires at a gas station. Not sure where you would find this, but you definitely need something small enough to fit in that part.
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This isn't meant to attach to any other product. It simply has a valve that allows you to press a little bit of extra air out, it does not allow for a vacuum attachment of any kind to suck air out.
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YES. You need to vent anything with combustion. BUT this is the external module. The exhaust VENT is the narrow strip you see near the top front.
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It would be hard to use this to vent a booth because there is no intake. It would just blow the fumes around.
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Would not recommend trying even if it fits. This unit gives off some heat and needs clearance to vent itself. Also the pressure relief valve is on the top.
2206003
Sorry, I don't know the answer to your question. Because I have crank open windows, I wasn't able to vent the unit through a window. I opted to drill a hole through an exterior wall for the vent and placed a dryer vent on the outside for the connection.
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Could be. I use it that way, though from the design, I think it is meant to be primarily an intake fan (positive pressure in the box). Seems to work either way.